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- the present disclosure relates to a road surface condition estimation apparatus and a road surface condition estimation method using the same, and more particularly to a road surface condition estimation apparatus which accurately estimates a road surface condition even under changes of external environment such as weather, etc., and a road surface condition estimation method using the same.
- a tire among parts of a vehicle is a unique component that contacts a road surface. Also, the tire generates a cornering force, a driving force, and a braking force of the vehicle, thereby enabling the vehicle to run. Therefore, the tire plays a very important role in the driving performance and safety of the vehicle.
- the driving force, braking force, and cornering force generated between the tire and the road surface is significantly affected by the characteristics of the tire, the type and condition of the road surface.
- Such information can give attention to a driver of the vehicle through a vehicle dashboard or the like and induce driving appropriate for each road surface. For example, when a wet road surface is detected, the driver will slow down the vehicle in order to avoid hydroplaning, etc.
- this road surface estimation method there is a method of photographing a road surface by using a camera mounted on the vehicle, and the like and estimating the road surface by using image processing.
- a lens of the camera may be contaminated on wet roads or snowy roads, resulting in poor image resolution.
- optical road surface recognition may be difficult in dark nights.
- the installation of additional cameras may increase vehicle cost and cause the complexity of an on-board sensor network of the vehicle.
- the road surface condition may be indirectly estimated on the basis of a vehicle dynamic model and vehicle driving condition information measured by the on-board sensor.
- This estimation method is being widely used for vehicle control.
- this method has a disadvantage that errors may be accumulated in the indirect estimation process and the estimation can be made only when a certain amount or more of slip occurs between the road surface and the tire.
- U.S. Pat. No. 9,170,102 classifies various road surface conditions by using the characteristics of an acceleration waveform measured by an acceleration sensor attached inside the tire.
- This invention proposes a method for distinguishing between snowy roads, rainy roads, dry roads, icy roads, etc., and an apparatus of the same.
- the conditions of snowy road can be analyzed in detail such as compacted snow, deeply sherbet like snow, shallowly sherbet like snow or the like.
- the U.S. Pat. No. 9,170,102 requires additionally measuring the temperature of the road surface and noise generated from tires.
- U.S. Patent Publication No. 2018-0222458 proposes a method for extracting a contact area of an acceleration sensor of a tire at various travel speeds. Since the acceleration sensor measuring inside the tire is affected by the travel speed, it is difficult for an algorithm for separating the contact area at a particular speed to extract effectively the contact area at different travel speeds. Therefore, a contact area separation algorithm including the speed effect was proposed, and a road surface with a high coefficient of friction and a road surface with a low coefficient of friction are separated by using vibration energy of the acceleration signal of the separated contact area.
- this method cannot accurately estimate because a road surface estimation algorithm does not include not only the tire contact area but also the vibration characteristics before and after contacting. Also, it is impossible to provide detailed road surface information to the ECU simply by separating an asphalt road surface from the road surface having a low coefficient of friction.
- the object of the present disclosure for solving the above-mentioned problems is to provide a road surface condition estimation apparatus which accurately estimates a road surface condition even under changes of external environment such as weather, etc., and a road surface condition estimation method using the same.
- the road surface condition estimation apparatus includes: a sensor module which is mounted on a tire; a receiver module which receives sensing information measured by the sensor module; a processing module which extracts a parameter for estimating a road surface condition by analyzing the sensing information received by the receiver module; and an estimation module which estimates the road surface condition by using the parameter extracted by the processing module.
- the sensing information includes an acceleration of the tire.
- the sensor module is formed in a center of a tread of an inner surface of the tire.
- the sensor module includes: an acceleration sensor provided to measure circumferential and radial accelerations of the tire; and a pressure sensor provided to measure an internal pressure of the tire.
- the processing module extracts the parameter by analyzing acceleration vibration characteristics through an acceleration waveform graph.
- the processing module is provided to extract a contact area of the tire from the acceleration waveform graph and to extract the parameter through frequency analysis of the contact area.
- the processing module extracts, from the acceleration waveform graph, between a minimum value and a maximum value of a differential value of a radial acceleration graph as the contact area.
- the processing module extracts, from the acceleration waveform graph, between a minimum value and a maximum value of a circumferential acceleration graph as the contact area.
- the processing module analyzes a power spectrum density in a high frequency range in accordance with road surfaces to select a frequency range of interest, and determines signal energy calculated within the frequency range of interest as the parameter input to machine learning.
- the signal energy is calculated by the following equation.
- the signal energy is calculated for within the contact area, an area before contacting, an area after contacting, and an entire area which have been extracted respectively from the circumferential acceleration graph and the radial acceleration graph of the tire.
- the calculated value is included in the parameter which is input to the machine learning.
- a frequency band of the high frequency range is 1.5 kHz to 4.5 kHz.
- the frequency range of interest is a range determined to be capable of analyzing the power spectrum density in the high frequency range in accordance with road surfaces and of distinguishing differences between the road surfaces.
- the estimation module is provided to estimate the road surface condition by further including a tire pressure, a tire bearing load, and a travel speed in addition to a plurality of the parameters extracted by the processing module.
- the road surface condition estimation apparatus further includes a display module provided to show the road surface condition estimated from the estimation module to a user.
- the road surface condition estimation apparatus further includes an ECU module provided to receive the estimated road surface condition from the estimation module.
- the ECU module is provided to control a vehicle in accordance with the road surface condition.
- the road surface condition estimation method includes: a) measuring an acceleration of a tire; b) providing the measured acceleration to the processing module; c) analyzing the provided acceleration and extracting a parameter for estimating a road surface condition; and d) estimating the road surface condition by using the extracted parameter.
- the step c) includes: c1) obtaining an acceleration waveform graph during one rotation of the tire; c2) extracting a contact area of the tire from the acceleration waveform graph; c3) selecting a frequency range of interest by analyzing, in accordance with road surfaces, a power spectrum density in a high frequency range for within the contact area, an area before contacting, an area after contacting, and an entire area; c4) calculating signal energy within the selected frequency range of interest; and c5) extracting the calculated signal energy as a parameter.
- the road surface condition estimation method further includes, after the step d), displaying the estimated road surface condition to a user and controlling a vehicle in response to the road surface condition.
- the embodiment of the present disclosure warns a driver of rainy roads, snowy roads, etc., thereby enabling the driver to drive in preparation for this.
- a current method related to ABS braking determines, during initial braking, an appropriate slip ratio by estimating the friction coefficient of a road surface on the basis of the speed and degree of occurrence of wheel slip.
- a slight delay occurs in estimating the appropriate slip ratio through this process, which leads to an increase in the braking distance.
- the initial estimation of ABS algorithm can be reduced and the braking distance can be reduced by about 5%.
- the feedback process of the feedback control minimized by determining an input appropriate for steering and braking inputs, so that it is possible to increase stability.
- the dynamic characteristics of a running tire is measured by a sensor attached inside the tire, and then the road surface condition is estimated through characteristic analysis of the measured waveform. Accordingly, according to the present disclosure, the road surface condition can be estimated even in a normal driving condition where no slip occurs between the tire and the road surface, and since the sensing value inside the tire is directly used, the accumulation of errors in an existing indirect estimation method can be minimized and the estimation accuracy can be improved.
- the resolution of the classifier can be improved compared when the signal is dealt with as a whole.
- the characteristics of the measured acceleration signal are extracted when the tire contacts and before and after the tire contacts, and the characteristics are used as an input parameter of the machine learning technique. Also, various road surface types can be accurately estimated by using only the measured values of the acceleration sensor attached inside tire.
- FIG. 1 is a view showing an example of a configuration of a road surface condition estimation apparatus according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 2 is a view showing an example of a mounting position of a sensor module according to the embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIGS. 3A and 3B are views showing an example of a contact position according to one rotation of a tire in accordance with the embodiment of the present disclosure and an acceleration waveform graph thereof;
- FIGS. 4A-4D are circumferential acceleration graphs according to the road surface condition according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
- FIGS. 5A and 5B are views showing an example of a contact area of a radial acceleration and its time derivative graph according to the embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIGS. 6A and 6B are graphs showing a frequency analysis method according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
- FIGS. 7A and 7B graphs showing a frequency range of interest and signal energy according to the embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 8 is a view showing an example of a neural network model structure of an estimation module according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart of the road surface condition estimation apparatus according to the embodiment of the present disclosure and a road surface condition estimation method using the same.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart of a step of extracting a parameter according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
- a portion is “connected (accessed, contacted, combined)” to another portion, it includes not only “is directly connected” but also “indirectly connected” with another member placed therebetween. Additionally, when it is mentioned that a portion “includes” a component, it means that the portion does not exclude but further includes other components unless there is a special opposite mention.
- FIG. 1 is a view showing an example of a configuration of a road surface condition estimation apparatus according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the road surface condition estimation apparatus 100 of a tire includes a sensor module 110 , a receiver module 120 , a processing module 130 , an estimation module 140 , a display module 150 , and an ECU module 160 .
- FIG. 2 is a view showing an example of a mounting position of the sensor module according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the sensor module 110 may be a tire mounted sensor (TMS) mounted within the tire. Since the sensor module 110 is mounted directly on the inner surface of the tire, the sensor module can obtain information on the deformation and vibration of a running tire by measuring acceleration.
- TMS tire mounted sensor
- the sensor module 110 may be formed in the center of a tread 10 on the inner surface and may include an acceleration sensor 111 and a pressure sensor 112 .
- the acceleration sensor 111 may be provided to measure circumferential and radial accelerations of the tire, that is, an acceleration about a total of two axes.
- the pressure sensor 112 may be provided to measure an internal pressure of the tire.
- the sensor module 110 provided as described above may measure sensing information on deformation and vibration of the tire.
- the sensor module 110 may be formed in the center of the tread 10 to minimize the influence of a wheel slip angle or a camber angle on the acceleration measurement.
- the receiver module 120 may be provided to receive the sensing information measured by the sensor module 110 .
- the sensor module 110 wirelessly transmits the measured acceleration and the internal pressure of the tire through a transmitter. Then, they are received by the receiver module 120 located within a vehicle system.
- a method for the above wireless transmission above may employ a method such as RF, BLE or the like.
- An acceleration signal received by the receiver module 120 has information related to the vibration and deformation of the tire. Based on the information, tire characteristics vary according to the type of a road surface.
- the processing module 130 may be provided to analyze the sensing information received by the receiver module 120 and to extract a parameter for estimating a road surface condition.
- the parameter may be referred to as a variable which is used in a road surface estimation model on the basis of an analysis of acceleration vibration characteristics measured on a dry road surface, a wet road surface, an icy road, a snowy road, etc.
- the processing module 130 may be provided to extract the parameter by analyzing the acceleration vibration characteristics through an acceleration waveform graph for the two-axis acceleration measured by the sensor module 110 .
- the acceleration waveform graph shows changes in the acceleration depending on time for each of the two axes.
- FIGS. 3A and 3B are view showing an example of a contact position according to one rotation of the tire in accordance with the embodiment of the present disclosure and the acceleration waveform graph thereof.
- the processing module 130 may extract a contact area of the tire from the acceleration waveform graph and extract the parameter through frequency analysis of the contact area.
- the acceleration waveform has a maximum value or a minimum value due to the discontinuity of the tire shape in the contact arrears b to d.
- the acceleration in the z direction radial direction
- the acceleration converges to almost zero within the contact, and, outside the contact, has a value corresponding to the centrifugal force acceleration of the tire.
- the processing module 130 may extract, from the acceleration waveform graph, between a minimum value and a maximum value of a differential value of a radial acceleration graph as the contact area.
- the processing module 130 may extract, from the acceleration waveform graph, between a minimum value and a maximum value of a circumferential acceleration graph as the contact area.
- the processing module 130 may be provided to derive the contact area of the tire from the acceleration waveform graph.
- FIGS. 4A-4D are the circumferential acceleration graphs according to the road surface condition according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
- FIGS. 4A-4D the acceleration waveforms in the circumferential direction of the tire measured on various road surfaces can be seen, and vibration characteristics vary according to the type of the road surface. As shown in FIG. 4A , it can be found that the vibration energy of a dry road surface is overall lower than that of a wet road surface shown in FIG. 4B . In particular, high energy is observed in front of and behind the contact area.
- the vibration energy is higher in the front portion of the contact area than in the rear portion of the contact area on the icy road. Also, as shown in FIG. 4D , the vibration energy is higher in the rear portion of the contact area than in the front portion of the contact area on the snowy road.
- FIGS. 5A and 5B are views showing an example of the contact area of the radial acceleration graph according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the contact area is extracted by using a differential value of the radial acceleration. Since the differential value of the acceleration signal has minimum and maximum values at a contact start point and a contact end point, the contact area can be distinguished by extracting these points.
- the present disclosure includes the use of the circumferential acceleration of the tire in order to distinguish the contact area.
- the processing module 130 uses a signal from which a high frequency noise has been removed by using a low-pass filter for the purpose of distinguishing the acceleration contact area.
- FIGS. 6A and 6B are graph showing a frequency analysis method according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the processing module 130 is provided to extract a specific parameter which represents a difference according to the road surface by using a frequency analysis after distinguishing the contact area by using the acceleration waveform graph showing accelerations depending on time.
- a method which is mainly used for the frequency analysis of the signal is to use FFT analysis.
- the acceleration measured inside the tire includes various noises as shown in FIG. 6A .
- the processing module 130 may be provided to perform frequency analysis by using Welchi's method which is shown in FIG. 6B and has relatively low noise.
- the graphs of FIGS. 6A and 6B show a change in power spectrum density according to frequency and compares a dry road surface with a wet road surface.
- the processing module 130 analyzes the power spectrum density in a high frequency range in accordance with road surfaces to select a frequency range of interest, and determines signal energy calculated within the frequency range of interest as the parameter input to machine learning.
- the high frequency range may have a frequency band of 1.5 kHz to 4.5 kHz.
- the frequency range of interest may be referred to as a range determined to be capable of analyzing the power spectrum density in the high frequency range in accordance with road surfaces and of distinguishing differences between the road surfaces.
- FIGS. 7A and 7B are graphs showing the frequency range of interest and the signal energy according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the processing module 130 analyzes the power spectrum density in the high frequency range in accordance with the road surfaces, and selects the frequency range of interest that clearly shows the difference between the road surfaces. This is represented as a highlighted region in FIGS. 7A and 7B .
- the signal energy is calculated in the frequency range of interest and is defined as an input parameter of machine learning.
- the signal energy is calculated by the following equation.
- y is the signal energy
- f1 is a start point of the frequency range of interest
- f2 is an end point of the frequency range of interest
- X(f) is the power spectrum density within the frequency range of interest.
- the signal energy is calculated for within the contact area, an area before contacting, an area after contacting, and an entire area which have been extracted respectively from the circumferential acceleration graph and the radial acceleration graph of the tire.
- the calculated value may be a parameter which is input to the machine learning.
- the parameter may include eight or more values including the signal energy calculated for within the contact area, the area before contacting, the area after contacting, and the entire area which are extracted from the radial acceleration graph of the tire and the signal energy calculated for within the contact area, the area before contacting, the area after contacting, and the entire area which are extracted from the circumferential acceleration graph of the tire.
- the estimation module 140 may be provided to estimate the road surface condition by using the parameter extracted by the processing module 130 .
- the estimation module 140 may be provided to estimate the road surface condition by further including a tire pressure, a tire bearing load, and a travel speed in addition to a plurality of the parameters extracted by the processing module.
- FIG. 8 is a view showing an example of a neural network model structure of the estimation module according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the estimation module 140 may be provided to estimate the road surface condition by using machine learning which has the extracted eight parameters and three test conditions as parameters.
- the estimation module 140 may be formed to have a model structure using the neural network shown in FIG. 8 .
- test such as a tire pressure, a tire bearing load, and a travel speed and eight acceleration specific parameters.
- outputs of four estimated road conditions There are outputs of four estimated road conditions.
- the neural network may be composed of three hidden layers, and each hidden layer may be composed of 30 neurons.
- the load applied to the tire can be estimated from the load and contact length estimated from the acceleration signal, and the value measured by the pressure sensor 112 is used as the pressure.
- the travel speed of the vehicle can be obtained through the CAN/Bus connection of the vehicle, and the speed may be collected by installing an additional GPS sensor.
- the estimation module 140 which estimates the road surface condition by using such a neural network model has performed a test by using the number of about 5,000 data. In other words, during wheel rotations 5,000 times, 80% of the data was used for the machine learning and 20% of the data was used for the road surface condition estimation test.
- the method for estimating the road surface condition by the estimation module 140 is not limited to the model structure using the neural network.
- Various machine learning algorithms such as decision trees and random forests can be used.
- the estimation module 140 can include all the methods using a machine learning algorithm capable of estimating the road surface condition.
- the estimation module 140 may be provide to machine-learn the parameter change according to each road surface condition by using the parameters extracted by the processing module 130 , and when a new parameter is input based on the data trained according to the machine learning, the estimation module 140 may be provided to estimate the road surface condition accordingly.
- the display module 150 may be provided on a dashboard or the like of the vehicle, and may be provided to show the road surface condition estimated by the estimation module 140 to a user.
- the display module 150 provided as described above may warns a driver of rainy roads, snowy roads, etc., thereby enabling the driver to drive in preparation for this.
- the ECU module 160 may be provided to receive the estimated road surface condition from the estimation module 140 and may be provided to control the vehicle according to the road surface condition.
- a current method related to ABS braking determines, during initial braking, an appropriate slip ratio by estimating the friction coefficient of a road surface on the basis of the speed and degree of occurrence of wheel slip.
- a slight delay occurs in estimating the appropriate slip ratio through this process, which leads to an increase in the braking distance.
- the initial estimation of ABS algorithm can be reduced and the braking distance can be reduced by about 5%.
- the feedback process of the feedback control minimized by determining an input appropriate for steering and braking inputs, so that it is possible to increase stability.
- the dynamic characteristics of a running tire is measured by the sensor module 110 attached inside the tire, and then the road surface condition is estimated through characteristic analysis of the measured waveform. Accordingly, according to the present disclosure, the road surface condition can be estimated even in a normal driving condition where no slip occurs between the tire and the road surface, and since the sensing value inside the tire is directly used, the accumulation of errors in an existing indirect estimation method can be minimized and the estimation accuracy can be improved.
- the characteristics of the measured acceleration signal are extracted when the tire contacts and before and after the tire contacts, and the characteristics are used as an input parameter of the machine learning technique. Also, various road surface types can be accurately estimated by using only the measured values of the acceleration sensor 111 attached inside tire.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart of the road surface condition estimation apparatus according to the embodiment of the present disclosure and a road surface condition estimation method using the same.
- a step S 10 of measuring the acceleration of the tire may be performed.
- the sensor module 110 may be provided to measure the acceleration of the tire.
- the sensor module 110 may measure the circumferential and radial accelerations of the tire, that is, an acceleration about a total of two axes.
- a step S 20 of providing the measured acceleration to the processing module may be performed.
- the receiver module 120 may be provided to provide the acceleration measured by the sensor module 110 to the processing module 130 .
- a step S 30 of analyzing the provided acceleration and extracting the parameter for estimating the road surface condition may be performed.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart of a step of extracting the parameter according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
- a step S 31 of obtaining an acceleration waveform graph during one rotation of the tire may be performed.
- a step S 32 of extracting a contact area of the tire from the acceleration waveform graph may be performed.
- the processing module 130 may extract, from the acceleration waveform graph, between a minimum value and a maximum value of a differential value of a radial acceleration graph as the contact area. Also, the processing module 130 may extract, from the acceleration waveform graph, between a minimum value and a maximum value of a circumferential acceleration graph as the contact area.
- a step S 33 of selecting a frequency range of interest by analyzing, in accordance with road surfaces, a power spectrum density in a high frequency range for within the contact area, an area before contacting, an area after contacting, and an entire area may be performed.
- the processing module 130 may analyze the power spectrum density in a high frequency range in accordance with road surfaces to select a frequency range of interest.
- the high frequency range may have a frequency band of 1.5 kHz to 4.5 kHz.
- the frequency range of interest may be referred to as a range determined to be capable of analyzing the power spectrum density in the high frequency range in accordance with road surfaces and of distinguishing differences between the road surfaces.
- a step S 34 of calculating signal energy within the selected frequency range of interest may be performed.
- the signal energy is calculated for within the contact area, an area before contacting, an area after contacting, and an entire area which have been extracted respectively from the circumferential acceleration graph and the radial acceleration graph of the tire.
- the calculated value may be a parameter which is input to the machine learning.
- a step S 35 of extracting the calculated signal energy as a parameter may be performed.
- the parameter may include eight or more values including the signal energy calculated for within the contact area, the area before contacting, the area after contacting, and the entire area which are extracted from the radial acceleration graph of the tire and the signal energy calculated for within the contact area, the area before contacting, the area after contacting, and the entire area which are extracted from the circumferential acceleration graph of the tire.
- a step S 40 of estimating the road surface condition by using the extracted parameter may be performed.
- the estimation module 140 may be provided to machine-learn the parameter change according to each road surface condition by using the parameters extracted by the processing module 130 , and when a new parameter is input based on the data trained according to the machine learning, the estimation module 140 may be provided to estimate the road surface condition accordingly.
- a step S 50 of displaying the estimated road surface condition to a user and controlling a vehicle in response to the road surface condition may be performed.
- the display module 150 may be provided on a dashboard or the like of the vehicle, and may be provided to show the road surface condition estimated by the estimation module 140 to a user.
- the display module 150 provided as described above may warns a driver of rainy roads, snowy roads, etc., thereby enabling the driver to drive in preparation for this.
- the ECU module 160 may be provided to receive the estimated road surface condition from the estimation module 140 and may be provided to control the vehicle according to the road surface condition.
- REFERENCE NUMERALS 100 road surface conditionestimation apparatus of tire 110: sensor module 111: acceleration sensor 112: pressure sensor 120: receiver module 130: processing module 140: estimation module 150: display module 160: ECU module
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